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	County Kilkenny - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		County Kilkenny (Contae Chill Chainnigh in Irish) is located in the south east of Ireland in the province of Leinster.
		Inhabitants of Kilkenny are often referred to as "Kilkenny Cats"; the phrase is also used to describe the Kilkenny Hurling team, one of the strongest in the country.
		Kilkenny has a successful hurling team, known as "The Cats", this name is derived from the saying "to fight like Kilkenny cats".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/County_Kilkenny (183 words)

	Hoganstand - Kilkenny GAA Football & Hurling
		Kilkenny are adamant that next Sunday’s NHL semi-final against Tipperary should be played in Nowlan Park rather than Semple Stadium.
		Kilkenny’s young guns came in for praise from manager Brian Cody after their nine-point victory over Galway saw them secure a NHL semi-final spot.
		Kilkenny booked passage to the semi-final stage of the NHL with a fine 1-16 to 0-10 Division 1B victory over Galway at Salthill.
	www.hoganstand.com /kilkenny (659 words)

	Gaelic Athletic Association - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The GAA is sometimes accused of being a sectarian organisation, almost always by unionist politicians in Northern Ireland.
		Since the 1960s, GAA has allowed its flagship stadium, Croke Park, to be used for International rules football — a compromise between Gaelic football and Australian rules — in matches between Ireland and Australia.
		On 16 April 2005 the GAA's congress voted to suspend its Rule 42 ban on "foreign games" to enable the Football Association of Ireland and the Irish Rugby Football Union to play their international fixures at Croke Park while the Lansdowne Roadstadium is being rebuilt.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/GAA (1437 words)

	Holidayhound - Kilkenny GAA; hurling, DJ Carey, All-Ireland, Eddie Doyle, Noel Skehan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Kilkenny won the first title of the 21st century by beating their Leinster rivals Offaly pretty much off the pitch.
		Kilkenny went into the 2000 final as Leinster champions, but were on the back of two consecutive defeats in All-Ireland finals.
		The 2000 final was Kilkenny's first ever victory over Leinster rivals, an anomaly whereby the Leinster finalists met again in the All-Ireland final, due to the introduction of the "back door system" for the beaten finalists.
	www.holidayhound.com /editorials/t1kkgaaadvice.htm (531 words)

	Kilkenny City & County Portal
		Kilkenny is a medieval city of 24,000 people acclaimed internationally as a centre for craft and design.
		Each year Kilkenny hosts a number of international festivals and the city is a very popular tourist destination.
		The ancient city of Kilkenny was named after a 6th century monk St Canice.His memory lives on in the beautifully restored St Canices Cathedral, built overlooking the city in the thirteenth century.
	www.kilkenny.ie (309 words)

	BBC SPORT \| NORTHERN IRELAND \| Kilkenny crush Offaly
		Kilkenny's full-forward line had the measure of their men and when Offaly did get the ball into the Cats' half, invariably half-back stars Philip Larkin and Eamonn Kennedy were returning the sliothar with interest.
		In contrast, Kilkenny created several opportunities to add to their two early goals and it was little surprise when Charlie Carter added the Cats' third four minutes before half-time.
		Offaly needed early goals in the second half but instead it was Kilkenny who rattled the net once in the 49th minute after somewhat of a lull in the proceedings.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport1/low/northern_ireland/919045.stm (551 words)

	Irish Post: GAA: Kilkenny seeking revenge
		After an annihilation in Kilkenny on the previous Sunday, Wexford’s hurlers suffered yet another heavy defeat in front of their own supporters at the hands of an in-form Clare team who have been the surprise of this year’s league campaign.
		Kilkenny have re-grouped well since their All-Ireland defeat as well as their defeat by Clare in the first phase of the league.
		Kilkenny have much to prove this season and are now back playing with the kind of purpose which is sure to concern the leading contenders for the Liam MacCarthy Cup including Clare.
	www.irishpost.co.uk /news/story.asp?j=2021 (524 words)

	The Examiner - Sport From Ireland - 11, November, 1999 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The charge has come from Kilkenny County GAA Board who say that the reputation of players could be destroyed by taking a simple cold remedy.
		With just over a week to go before the introduction of mandatory drug testing in sport in Ireland, most GAA players have no idea of what substances are banned, the November meeting of the Kilkenny County Board was told.
		It was suggested at the meeting that Kilkenny should withdraw permission for drug testing until the list of banned substances was made freely available by the GAA.
	archives.tcm.ie /irishexaminer/1999/11/11/spage_5.htm (349 words)

	An Fear Rua - The GAA Unplugged
		This GAA boundary clash between the historic neighbouring counties of Waterford and Kilkenny is the unlikely setting for a dash of Elizabethan politics.
		However, many staunch Kilkenny hurling fans believe this is Waterford's way of increasing its hurling strength by stealth, at a stroke of a Ministerial pen in a big office beyond in Dublin.
		The Kilkenny fear is that once the precious acres now coveted by Waterford are ceded, it will only be another few years before famous clubs like these will be swallowed up by the expanding Decies city and county.
	www.anfearrua.com /ViewSectionDetail.asp?docid=573 (1343 words)

	Kilkenny People-Sport (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Hurling is the most popular sport in Kilkenny, and the artistry of the Kilkenny hurling team is a source of passion throughout the county.
		It was a double celebration for Kilkenny on All Ireland Hurling Sunday when the Kilkenny minor team beat the Galway minor team by one point - Kilkenny 2-16 Galway 2-15.
		All county GAA information is available on the official Kilkenny GAA website Kilkenny has many fine sporting facilities and venues which permit them to indulge in a variety of sports from athletics to tennis.
	www.kilkenny.ie /peop/sport1.html (254 words)

	Kilkenny Hurling & DJ Carey, Latest News and Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		This was won of the finest Kilkenny come-backs in history.
		DJ kept his eye on the ball the whole way and with a perfectly timed swing, Kilkenny were only one point behind.
		Even though this goal was not in a hugely important game and the team was deemed to be weak, it was still brilliant to watch.
	www.kilkennyhurling.com /goals.asp (626 words)

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		Being elected president of the GAA was an honour for himself, an honour for the county, an honour for south Kilkenny, but i-nost of all an honour for his native parish.
		On the face of it a GAA official of the traditional school, Paddy was not one of those old fogeys whose reflex instinct at the sight of the dreaded P-word -progress- was to jam his head in the sand.
		A fact of GAA life now, it was a revolutionary proposal ten years ago, and far from denouncing it, the man from Slieverue was adamant that the sponsorship of the Kilkenny team and the county championships would be a positive move.
	homepage.eircom.net /~paulgrant/slieverue/gaa/buggy.htm (1381 words)

	ANTRIM GAA: St. Mary's GAC, Ahoghill, Co. Antrim - County Antrim GAA Club based in the townland of Cloney, in the ...
		ANTRIM GAA: St. Mary's GAC, Ahoghill, Co. Antrim - County Antrim GAA Club based in the townland of Cloney, in the parish of Ahoghill.
		As part of their award, each club will receive a development grant of 2,000, and will also go forward to represent their county in the Provincial and All Ireland AIB Club of the Year competition, the winners of which will be announced at the awards ceremony in Croke Park on Monday 2nd February.
		This is the fourth year of the awards scheme, and the number of entries from clubs has more than trebled since 2000, while AIB have also trebled their investment in the scheme, with the prize fund alone coming to over 100,000.
	www.ahoghillgaa.com /fullnews.asp?ID=16 (560 words)

	Kilkenny Tourism
		Kilkenny's rich history can be traced through its many historical buildings and sites.
		The remains of this fortress, which was built in 1210 and converted to a prison in 1568, are now incorporated into the basement area of the 19th century courthouse in Parliament St.
		John St. Kilkenny Early 13th Century Priory - The choir is all that remains of the original structure.
	www.kilkennytourism.ie /heritageattractions.htm (946 words)

	Sport - Kilkenny Today: News, Sport, Jobs, Property, Cars, Entertainments & More (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		While GAA income from inter-county games soared this year, many matches played at Croker Park were actually staged at a loss.
		Kilkenny GAA headquarters has been classified among the Top 10 provincial venues in the country, and outside of Croke Park it is possibly the best grounds in Leinster.
		In the recent past, Kilkenny hosted hurling qualifiers between Wexford and Waterford, which attracted over 25,000 fans, the All-Ireland under-21 final between Kilkenny and Tipperary (2004), the Leinster senior football semi-final between Offlay and Kildare and the provincial senior hurling ties between Offaly/Wexford and Kilkenny/Dublin.
	www.kilkennypeople.ie /ViewArticle2.aspx?SectionID=2596&ArticleID=1210771 (629 words)

	IOL: Heart condition ends Phelan's career
		Kilkenny forward Conor Phelan has been forced to hang up his hurley after doctors discovered a leaky valve in his heart.
		Hickey, 25, was diagnosed in June with a serious viral infection that could have damaged his heart, but doctors have allowed the Dunnamaggin defender to return to training this week.
		Phelan, a member of the Clara club, came on as a substitute for Kilkenny in their 2003 All-Ireland SHC final win over Cork, and also won successive All-Ireland U21 medals in 2003 and 2004.
	breakingnews.iol.ie /sport/story.asp?j=162848078&p=y6z848784&t=gaa (290 words)

	Newtownshandrum GAA
		Newtownshandrum has been named as one of 32 GAA Clubs around the country to be given an early New Year's bonus, with the announcement of the AIB GAA Club of the Year Awards for 2003.
		As part of their award, each club will receive a development grant of Eu2,000, and will also go forward to represent their county in the Provincial and All Ireland AIB GAA Club of the Year competition, the winners of which, will be announced at the awards ceremony in Croke Park on Monday 2nd February.
		This is the fourth year of the awards scheme, and the number of entries from clubs has more than trebled since 2000, while AIB have also trebled their investment in the scheme, with the prize fund alone coming to over Eu100,000.
	www.newtownshandrum.com /hurling/2003/seniorchampionship/AIB_COTY.html (448 words)

	Laois Nationalist: GAA: Experienced Kilkenny girls triumph
		WITH 16 of last year’s provincial championship winning panel in their side, Kilkenny proved too strong for a gallant Laois in the under-18 Leinster camogie final played in Kilkenny on Sunday.
		Kilkenny have appeared in three of the provincial finals since the inception of this competition back in ‘97, winning it last year, this experience was to prove too much for Laois.
		Kilkenny: Laura Comerford; Eimear Phelan, Fiona Dowling, Aoife Treacy; Keira Kinahan, Mairead Lawler, Aoife Fitzpatrick; Edel Maher (0-1), Elaine Aylward; Bronagh Neary (0-1), Lizzie Lyng (1-0), Jackie Frisby; Marie O’Connor (1-0), Aoife Neary (1-4), Emile Darmody.
	www.laois-nationalist.ie /news/story.asp?j=333 (686 words)

	Irish Examiner > Breaking News > Kilkenny too strong for Galway
		Kilkenny out-classed the Tribesmen as Henry Shefflin (1-07), John Hoyne (2-03) and Eddie Brennan (1-02) all found Galway captain Liam Donoghue's net.
		Kevin Broderick was also on the mark as Kilkenny, with Shefflin the leading point-scorer, were reeled in slightly at 2-09 to 0-13 at half-time.
		Broderick fired in a rasping goal right on the restart to inspire hopes for the visitors, however forty seconds later, Hoyne nipped in on a Martin Comerford through ball, to goal and steady the Cats.
	www.irishexaminer.com /breaking/story.asp?j=57776526&p=577768z8&n=57776906 (247 words)

	GAA Webmail
		From April 2004 it is planned to issue official GAA web mail addresses to each club on a per county basis.
		The club email address remains the property of the GAA and is assigned to the role of the club secretary and the current office holder.
		It is also planned to change the user interface of the web mail product in the near future and present the interface in a manner that is more consistent with other common applications.
	www.gaa.ie /page/gaa_webmail.html (310 words)

	RTÉ.ie Sport - GAA: Kilkenny storm to All-Ireland victory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		It was a case of third time lucky for Kilkenny's hurlers at Croke Park today, as they stormed to 5-15 to 1-14 victory over Offaly in the All-Ireland final.
		Kilkenny, playing in their third final in a row were anxious there would no repeat this time and set about their business from the throw-in.
		The Cats, beaten by their fellow Leinstermen in the 1998 final, got off to a great start with goals from Shefflin and Carey as they raced into early 8 point lead inside the first 10 minutes.
	www.rte.ie /sport/2000/0910/hurling2.html (275 words)

	Kilkenny Hockey - The Black & Amber (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		In the Kilkenny Journal report of the 1905 All -Ireland, the reporter criticised Kilkenny for appearing in every kind of jersey.
		In order to cut out this petty fighting which was costing Kilkenny matches, John Drennan presented the County Board with a set of Black and Amber jersies in December 1911.
		Kilkenny concentrated on Hurling as promoted by the GAA at the expense of Hurley.
	homepage.eircom.net /~kilkennyhockey/BandA.html (371 words)

	All-Ireland SHC Final - Sport - GAA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Kilkenny retained the All-Ireland SHC title on Sunday with a three- point margin to spare over Cork in front of a capacity 79,383 crowd at Croke Park.
		The Cats success was due largely to a fine first half display where they went in at the break 00-09 to 00-03 over a Cork side, which notched up a disappointing 11 wides.
		However, Kilkenny's experience soon came to the fore and two quick points from Martin Comerford and Henry Shefflin restored their lead and then came the clincher with just five minutes to go.
	www.dublinks.com /index.cfm/loc/1/pt/0/spid/7C0A4DB7-6BF2-4773-95E7603FC366F5C0.htm (264 words)

	Irish Examiner > Breaking News > Kilkenny scoring blitz sinks Cork
		Kilkenny kicked off the second phase of the Allianz NHL Division 1 campaign in style as they did just enough to defeat All-Ireland champions Cork.
		But with substitute Henry Shefflin and five-point hero Eoin Larkin keeping Kilkenny in front, Cork paid the price for their slow start and slumped to their first defeat in six league outings.
		Kilkenny: E Larkin 0-05 (3f), B Barry 0-03 (1sl), M Comerford 1-00, DJ Carey 0-02, H Shefflin, D Lyng, T Walsh, R Power (1f) 0-01 each.
	www.irishexaminer.com /breaking/story.asp?j=114545940&p=yy45465zx&n=114546549 (375 words)

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		As incoming president of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA), the Kilkenny-born accountant is not just taking control of a sporting body; he is inheriting the deeds to a cultural phenomenon.
		The GAA has faced many threats since it was established in 1884, but never has it been forced to deal with such militancy from its own players.
		Furthermore, after serving on every GAA committee under the sun, some observers are worried that he will not be able to continue Kelly’s zeal for reform.
	www.thepost.ie /post/pages/p/wholestory.aspx-qqqt=PROFILE-qqqs=profile-qqqsectionid=3-qqqc=7.0.0.0-qqqn=1-qqqx=1.asp (1758 words)

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